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What I Use Now: Non-toxic Household Cleaners & Personal Products
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Knowing my propensity to over-research consumer products, sometimes a friend or family member will call me to ask my advice about a par...
Is Your Home Shoeless? 3 Critical Reasons to Leave Shoes at the Door
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As we enter the winter months and the holidays , keeping shoes out of your home can become a little more challenging. But the bene...
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7 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Family's Exposure to Toxic Flame Retardants
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© Depositphotos.com/alenkasm Flame retardant chemicals are Persistent Organic Pollutants, meaning that they are toxic, persistent...
Avoiding Toxins in the Backyard
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School's out and that means that my kids are spending a lot more time in our backyard. I am a big fan of outdoor play for kids and...
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Two Things to Do Before You Spring Clean
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Get Rid of Stuff Before spring cleaning is the perfect time to ruthlessly eliminate clutter, since deep cleaning often involves movi...
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Use Bar Soap {Easy Eco-tip Tuesday}
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Today's Easy Eco-tip: Use bar soap instead of liquid soap. Give bars a chance. For several years now, body wash has outst...
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Shop Green on Black Friday
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I don't have to take any pledges to stay home from shopping Thanksgiving evening. Or even on Black Friday. Because I dislike shopping...
Six Simple Steps to a Paperless Kitchen
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1. Switch to cloth napkins. Not ready to commit to a paperless kitchen? Still in love with paper towels? Just try switching to cloth n...
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Question: How Do You Compost? (Please Comment!)
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Dear Readers, Help me out. I really want to compost. I feel guilt every time I toss watermelon rinds and carrot peelings in the trash....
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Use Eco-friendly and PVC-free Yoga Mats to Avoid Phthalates and Other Toxic Chemicals
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Once I began exercising again after my third child was born, I decided it was time to retire my decade-old yoga mat and invest in ...
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Easy Eco-tip Tuesday: Unjunk Your Mail Box
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We purchased a home a little over a year ago. And with that home I inherited yet another batch of junk mail. Some days the mail box was j...
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Help Protect the Endangered City Forest: Plant a Tree!
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Getting ready to plant a fruitless olive tree so I don't have to stare at my backyard neighbor's second-floor balcony all day. ...
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Buying an Eco-friendly Outdoor Wood Play Structure: Why I Chose CedarWorks
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After our used pressure-treated wood play structure debacle , I began researching options for new wood play structures. I seriously cons...
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Do You Line Dry Your Laundry?
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Line drying: so simple, so frugal, so green. And yet, kind of a pain. In green blogger circles, you sometimes here this confessio...
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Eco-novice's Advice and Rules for a Green Remodel
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About a year ago, my husband and I purchased a home that needed some remodeling. I'm no green building expert. I'm just an eco...
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Eco-friendly and Budget-friendly Arts & Crafts Supplies
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Kids love to cut, glue, draw and make things. Unfortunately, the less expensive conventional arts and crafts products often contain ingr...
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Choosing Arts & Crafts Materials that Are Safe for Kids
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Kids love to cut, glue, draw and make things. Unfortunately, the less expensive conventional arts and crafts products often contain ing...
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Pesticides in Pressure-treated Wood Pose Health Risks
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Let me tell you a really sad story. Several months ago I started trolling Craig's List for a used wood play structure. My frien...
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Easy Homemade Starch for Ironing (and DIY Alternative to Dry Cleaning)
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Do you take clothes to the cleaners? My husband used to take his dress shirts and pants to a dry cleaner. Once I entered the green path,...
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Is Your Garden Hose Leaching BPA, Lead, and Phthalates into Your Water?
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With the weather heating up, our old seen-better-days plastic water table is getting renewed attention, particularly from my 18-month-ol...
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